1. Religion

2. Demographics

3. Tribes^[1][2][3]

4. See also

5. References

Malesia ({{lang-sq|Malësia}}) is a geographical region in Montenegro and Albania. It stretches in south-eastern direction from Podgorica towards the border with Albania. It owes its name to Malësia, a region extending from Albania to Montenegro. The region is natural and extends to Malësi e Madhe District in Albania,{{Citation needed|date=February 2008}} and is inhabited mostly by ethnic Albanians. The region's population is 10,339.{{Citation needed|date=June 2016}}

The largest settlement in the area is the town of Tuzi. The geographical region mostly corresponds to the administratively defined boundaries of Tuzi Municipality.

Religion

• 84% - Roman Catholic
• 13% - Muslim
• 3% - Eastern Orthodox

Demographics

• Albanians - 7,839 (75.8%)
• Montenegrins - 823 (8.0%)
• Bosniaks - 627 (6.1%)
• Muslims - 635 (6.1%)
• Serbs - 156 (1.5%)
• Romani - 62 (0.6%)
• Others - 120 (1.2%)
• No Ethnicity Declared - 77 (0.7%)
• Total - 10,339

Tribes^[1][2][3]

• Hoti
• Gruda

See also

• Albanians in Montenegro

References

• Nomi Kaplan
• Nomiki Konst
• Nomikos Michael Vaporis
• Nomikou, Maria
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• Nomi Marks
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• Nomina Regum Catolicorum Legionensium
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